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Forget apples—researcher outlines how an orange a day may reduce depression risk by 20%
(medicalxpress.com)
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Let's not forget, orange juice is like $11 a gallon in some places these days. It's cheaper to drink gasoline now.
No, don't drink gasoline.
Orange juice, unless it's freshly squeezed, is about as far from eating an orange as could be.
You're probably not wrong, but honestly I haven't seen anyone either eat an orange or drink orange juice in over 10 years.
...and they're all sad, now aren't they?
I don't understand the question. What is happy?
Everyone is sad these days, happy doesn't exist anymore. And if it somehow does still exist, they can afford oranges and eggs.
@[email protected] was satirically referencing the post title.
Also, I've been drinking orange juice recently, but only because a friend of mine buys them devotedly.
I get the satirical reference, it just made me wonder what happy even means these days..
Oh. Well, for me, I suppose it's about feeling okay with your current life situation and where you currently stand in relation to your hopes and dreams, in conjunction with not letting the problems of the world dampen your mood. It's okay to have questions, including unanswerable ones. We can only do so much, so it's vital to not press ourselves to try to do more than we can. (Needless to say, this all assumes that living is generally a good thing and therefore that stress should generally be reduced when possible.)
I find myself happy when I wake up in the morning, then it all goes downhill from there when I see the news.
But your comment made me happy again, or at bare minimum at least content while I'm getting ready to sleep soon.
Thank you for being a nice person in troublesome times. 👍
Right, understandable. You sort of have to be able to go, "c'est la vie," to yourself, because frankly, there really isn't anything we can do about the madness at very high-up politics, except maybe (4ss)²1n4t1on lol but that's not exactly easy to pull off nor ethical anyway.
I find personal empowerment by helping reduce the total stress among people in my neighborhoods by inviting the public to board game nights that I host weekly. Reduce loneliness's grip on modern society a little bit, fight off dementia, offer people something to do that isn't ability-based (so most handicapped or immunocompromised people can still participate), etc.
Nothing beats any healthy, repeatably sustainable activity that works for you to improve your own community. If you dislike your region to begin with, though, then I suppose there's /r/IWantOut. I don't know if there's a Lemmy equivalent to this yet...
Has orange juice not already been ruined for you?
https://gizmodo.com/dirty-little-secret-orange-juice-is-artificially-flavo-5825909
Shoot. Thanks. I wish there was something more recent about this, though... A lot has happened in 15 years...
Is diesel okay?
No, I do not recommend drinking diesel either.
But that does raise the question of the price of cooking oil...